The chapter discusses that stocks and fluxes are increasingly altered by human activities, through changes in land use, in atmospheric composition, and in climate.
Humans are increasingly altering the Earth's surface, and affecting processes that shape and reshape landscapes.
Large-scale, rapid reductions in forest and woodland tree cover caused by fire, drought-induced die-off, or wildfire-mitigating thinning prescriptions, all three of which differentially affect canopy structure, are increasingly altering coniferous-dominated landscapes across extensive regions such as western USA.
Human activities are increasingly altering the Earth's climate.
The ecological underpinnings of the co-evolutionary process are particularly important because humans are increasingly altering the webs of interacting species, adding or eliminating species to ecosystems and imposing direct or indirect genetic changes on populations.
Landscapes throughout the world are increasingly being altered as a result of human actions and natural processes, therefore necessitating urgent management.
Estuarine ecosystems are becoming increasingly altered by the concentration of human populations near the coastline, however a robust indicator of this change is lacking.
Toward the end of his life, however, his image as a national treasure was increasingly tarnished by his alter ego, an unsavory character called Gainsbarre who regularly appeared on live television inebriated, infamously burning a 500 franc note (a statement against French tax laws) or making lewd comments to a young Whitney Houston.
More students were attending college; technology had altered their access to knowledge; government funding was increasingly unpredictable; and tuition was rising much faster than inflation.
It is increasingly clear that altered mitochondrial dynamics also underlie the pathology of other degenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease (PD).
